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More than 100,000 retired public employees in Indiana will receive an additional benefit this year known as the 13th check. But lawmakers reduced the amount of that extra benefit by about 5 percent.

Delegates at the Indiana Republican Party convention this weekend have two contested races to vote on. Nominees for Secretary of State, State Treasurer and State Auditor will officially be chosen at both major state party conventions.

Non-disclosure agreements could influence what is being disclosed to the public about a proposed data center that would rezone hundreds of acres in Franklin Township.

A longtime Indiana University law professor was one of the participants of the original critical race theory workshop held in 1989 and discussed the reason for the practice during a local NAACP event.

A new Indiana law was promoted by a WFYI investigation that found that some schools aren’t accurately reporting how often they forcibly isolate and restrain students.

With the growing threat of an economic downturn and talks with China stalling, Republican lawmakers are shifting their rhetoric hoping to hold onto the support of farmers.

More than 60,000 people in Indiana live with a rare bleeding disorder, and most are unaware that they have it.

Lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday about allowing nurses in Indiana to treat patients independently. Its an issue lawmakers have explored for the past few years.

Indiana BMV branches began to re-open in May, with a full re-opening earlier this month to walk-in customers. Now, those late fees will also resume

One Indiana college student started a petition to fight back against anti-DEI legislation that’s making its way through the statehouse.